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locally South decision by Korea to ban sales of 80 variants of the Volkswagen, Audi and Bentley model has been described as 'more serious' by automaker who initially considered countries prosecute Asian.
However, almost a month after the ban on the sale, the German auto giant has decided to not continue in Korea of the South in justice, in a long and costly process, according to the Reuters Agency that officials will focus instead on trying to get the certification for the affected vehicles and resume sales without delay.
out to deny the Volkswagen Group and its subsidiaries from selling cars in Korea, the local environmental Department has also fined the automaker with 17.8 billion won ($ 15.98 million) and attacked the offices of the company in Seoul, in early summer, to the arrest of a leader.
in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal, which has acquired global proportions after being discovered last fall, sales of Volkswagen plunged 40 percent in South Korea, from January to July, with 12 888 vehicles delivered and comes after deliveries dropped even 17 percent last year.
Ban sale of Volkswagen not to take Legal Action against the
Volkswagen will not take legal action against the ban on the sale of the
South Korea locally South decision by Korea to ban sales of 80 variants of the Volkswagen, Audi and Bentley model has been described as 'more serious' by automaker who initially considered countries prosecute Asian.
However, almost a month after the ban on the sale, the German auto giant has decided to not continue in Korea of the South in justice, in a long and costly process, according to the Reuters Agency that officials will focus instead on trying to get the certification for the affected vehicles and resume sales without delay.
out to deny the Volkswagen Group and its subsidiaries from selling cars in Korea, the local environmental Department has also fined the automaker with 17.8 billion won ($ 15.98 million) and attacked the offices of the company in Seoul, in early summer, to the arrest of a leader.
in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal, which has acquired global proportions after being discovered last fall, sales of Volkswagen plunged 40 percent in South Korea, from January to July, with 12 888 vehicles delivered and comes after deliveries dropped even 17 percent last year.
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